Having received information to the Shanghai, Mar, 12, effect that gambling was in progress, The Chapel of the International party of detectives from Sinan Funeral Directors, 207. Kiaochow Police Station raided "a. Chinese Road, was filled to capacity yesterday welling howe at 370 Burkill Road, afternoon when funeral services were shortly after 11 pin. on Friday. Gambling was confined 19 two tables, one being used for dah-siao wite of Mr. ¥. C. Yang, and the other for pah-Jeu and the the Fou Shing Flour Mills in Shang. detectives had no dificuity in round-hal. After a short illness she died ing up the 49 gamblers present. on February 28 at the Red Cross the time, who were taken to. the Hospital.
Slation where they wore questioned.
A prelude of organ music opened Originally it was believed that arms were found during the ensuing police the service, followed by a programme earch made of the premises, but announcement by Mr. S. T, Huang. this was denied yesterday. A' total hymn was. sung after which the of $400 found on the tables at the Rev. T. K. Tsai led In. prayer. the Re %. Kiang reed from, the {ime of the raid, were also confscawhich "was followed by another hymn. Miss M. ¥. Leo, a Mary Denman, with Dean Trivett of friend of the deceased for many the Cathedral' ofciating. The late years, spoke words of condolence on behalf of friends present, and Mr. P.
Miss Denman was born' at AUlanta, Georgia, 77 years ago and has made Sun, representing the Fou Shing Sun Shing Flour Mills, gave a her home with Mrs. Florence Mendel brief history of Mrs. Yang's life. An for many years. other hymn was sung and those present passed by the casket to view the Marine W. E, Clementson remains for the last time.
Shanghai, Mar. 14.
'A cortege led by two mounted Sikh The funeral took place yesterdi police and the Shanghai Municipal morning at Hungjao Road Cemetery Police Band formed and proceeded 10 of the late William Ernest Clement= the Hungjao Road Cemetery, where Son, 0 20-year old Royal Marine in interment took place. At the grave-HLM.S, Dorsetshire, whose death side a hymn, "Saved By Grace" was. curred carly on March 10. sung, followed by the lowering of the French Concession. A cortege the coffin as the commitment was said, was formed in Columbia Road and Benediction was pronounced by the headed by the ships Band marched Rev. William Schubert. to the Cemetery, the mourners me cluding a number of the Oficers of the "Dorsetshire,—Pay-Commander Sgt. Edward Hopkins E. A. Jolley, owe, (Resident Naval Shanghai, Mar. 12. ceticer), and large detachments. of Marines and Sailors. The cetin Military funeral services were held which was draped with the Union yesterday afternoon at the Hungjao Jacko and on which rested deceased's Road Cemetery for the late Sgt. helmet and bell, was borne to the Edward Hopkins, RAS.C, who met Brave by ight of his comrades. The death suddenly on Mar. 10. The ser-services were conducted by the Rev. Vices were conducted by the Rev.
INI. Bryan, Chaplain of the Mr. Artus, the Ship's" Chaplain. British Forces at Shanghai. The Accompanied by the Band the hymn hearse was met at the entrance to "Abide with Me" was sung by the the Hungjao Road Cemetery where mourners und at the close of the the coffin, which was draped with the committal service a fung party fired Union Jack and bearing the cap, belt three volleys while a bugier sounded and medals of the deceased, was re-Reveille and "The Last" Post." moved and borne to the grave by fight comrades of the Royal Army Mrs. Edith Barkus 'Service Corps. Just before the lowering of the coffin a beautiful cross of Shanghai, Mar. 14. white sweet-peas_ and lUlles, from Funeral services for 'Mrs. Edith "Mother," was placed thereon and Barkus, widow of the late Cept. W. lowered' into the grave, followed by J. Barkus, were conducted yesterday ree volleys and the sounding of the the Bubbling Well Chapel by Dean last post."
AES. Trivett. "A prelude, "Peace, Perfect Peace," and a postlude "Abide With Me," wore rendered on Miss Mary Denman the organ. Deceased died at her home m "Shanghai on March lat Shanghai, Mar. 13. the age of G4 years. She is survived In the presence of a few friends, by a son and daughter, Mr. Robert funeral services were conducted yes Barkus and Mrs. Freda Bauld, and terday afternoon in the Little Chapel grandchildren, Dennis, "Leslie and of the International Funeral Diree-Doreen, floral pieces' from whom, tors, on Kisochow Road, for Miss rested ripon the casket,
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